autobranch

-wrapper.sh[SVN]Pathnameencoding = GBK By the way, the diff I used is winmerge, and the bc I used was blacklisted. I don't want to worry about it anymore. I just used open source directly. E:/git-diff-wrapper.sh #! /Bin/sh # Diff is called by git with 7 parameters:# Path old-file old-hex old-Mode New-file new-hex New-Mode # "C:/program files/beyond compare 3/bcompare.exe" "$2" "$5" | cat"C:/program files/winmerge/winmergeu.exe"-e-UB "$2" "$5" | cat C: \ Program Files \ git \ etc \

[User]Name = Yulong Dongemail = [email protected][Core]Editor = Vimwhitespace = trailing-space,space-before-tab,tab-in-indent[Commit]Template = ~/.ssh/.gitmsg.template[Color]UI = AutoStatus = AutoBranch = Auto[Rerere]Enabled = 0[Merge]Tool = Vimdiff[Alias]CO = CheckoutBR = Branch-vSt = StatusCI = CommitGlog = Log--graph[Format]Signoff = True"========================================================================="DesCRiption: VIMRC file for your own

= commit-St = StatusBR = BranchOneline = log -- pretty = oneline -- since = '2 Days ago'Onelog = Log-p-1[Color]Status = autoBranch = autoUi = auto Select the files to be included in the next submission, and then make the delivery: $ git add a.txt # updated file $ git add b.txt # new file $ git rm c.txt # old file $ git commit Or prepare to submit and create delivery in one step: $ git commit d.txt # use latest content only of d.txt $ git commit -a #

Directly execute the following command in shell:Git config -- global user. Name "Tsung"Git config-global user. Email "username@email.com"Git config -- Global color. Diff auto # git diff must be highlightedGit config -- Global color. Status auto # git status must be highlightedGit config -- Global color. Branch autoFuture: these settings will be in ~ User/To generate. gitconfig, so we can edit this file directly, as shown below:----------------------------------------------------------------[Colo

= commit-St = StatusBR = BranchOneline = log -- pretty = oneline -- since = '2 Days ago'Onelog = Log-p-1[Color]Status = autoBranch = autoUi = auto Select the files to be included in the next submission, and then make the delivery: $ git add a.txt # updated file $ git add b.txt # new file $ git rm c.txt # old file $ git commit Or prepare to submit and create delivery in one step: $ git commit d.txt # use latest content only of d.txt $ git commit -a #